Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Damn... I'm getting sick, and tired of these stupid-ass leftists, and their hateful racist-ass shit tearing this country apart. Hey look... I can do it too...View attachment 7637752
Amazon Offers 'Blue Lives Murder' Apparel
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We live in the age of hypocrisy, surrounded by ignorant assholes.
Doesn't make it true... I served with guys of all races, and for the most part we got along. What mattered to us was if you were an asshole or not. We didn't really give a shit what damn color you was. The power hungry assholes with money are doing this to stay in charge. They are setting people against each other, and the ignorant idiots are falling for it hook line, and sinker fighting amongst themselves for the table scraps of the masters, not even realizing they are the pets, servants, & playthings... that mean nothing in the big picture of the elites. As long as they get their piece, that's all they care about. This tribal shit is not good for humanity...
There's a lot of jello in the bowl.
I don't agree with you much but this right here, well that's the truth.
People are spineless and I must be blind because 6 months ago I thought I'd never see the shit going on in this country like it is today.
For fucks sake there's an app out now to appease you and tell you nice things,to keep you company.
No it's making you a "Social Retard"
Social media need the switch thrown, canceled
Well in the real world, it's messy and it ain't easy.
I think we are closer to Demolition Man "Lenina Huxley, you are fined one-half credit for a sotto voce violation of the Verbal Morality Statute".
Really feels like we are living Idiocracy, and 1984 has already happened.
Ain't no tweeker gonna steal that!
When Chuck Met Charlie › American Greatness
After the Tet Offensive in 1968, the Viet Cong—Communist troops known collectively as “Charlie” to American soldiers—were on the march toward a U.S. base near Da Nang. Bad weather put a damper on air…
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Z~When Chuck Met Charlie › American Greatness
After the Tet Offensive in 1968, the Viet Cong—Communist troops known collectively as “Charlie” to American soldiers—were on the march toward a U.S. base near Da Nang. Bad weather put a damper on air…
Thats a cool story. Wonder how he did it. Did he call for a flare or just used a flashlight?
And where was his command? Any good Marine infantry officer would have had that crossing TRP’d. A light mortar platoon and a field telephone..
However I believe Chuck used a semi-auto that night. By chance as much as anything, that is what they brought with them. It had a starlight scope and he shot at the white glows 16 times. He and his spotter were tasked with a portion of the perimeter of where the troops had set up camp. Chuck reasoned that this spot was the best place for someone to cross, and set up relatively close by.
After taking out the 16 who started to cross the river, Chuck and his spotter quickly left their position, and all hell broke loose. The other VC opened up with machine guns and everything they had, fortunately Chuck was a few seconds ahead of them.
His interview was on youtube, but it has been taken down.
After taking out the 16 who started to cross the river, Chuck and his spotter quickly left their position, and all hell broke loose. The other VC opened up with machine guns and everything they had, fortunately Chuck was a few seconds ahead of them.
His interview was on youtube, but it has been taken down.
Z~When Chuck Met Charlie › American Greatness
After the Tet Offensive in 1968, the Viet Cong—Communist troops known collectively as “Charlie” to American soldiers—were on the march toward a U.S. base near Da Nang. Bad weather put a damper on air…
Ahh. Now I see. I dug through the links. He used a night scope on an M14. And practiced shooting at a pack of cards at 50 yards. The link above has it all wrong. For the actual ambush, he sat in a cutout. And the enemy scout did not do his job and poke around on the other side.
“For night shooting Mawhinney used the M14 in semi-automatic mode, with the then-new MPS-9 Starlight scope. “They never gave us any training. The scopes just showed up when we were already over there. They told us each scope cost six thousand dollars, and if we broke ’em, we bought ’em.”
He head shot 16 then they retreated. You could not ask for a more perfect situation with the River still high.
it’s a shame that he did not have a radio and a fire base in support to drop a flare and then pound the other side. I bet the NVA battalion was all lined up like ducks on the other side. His Company commander should have been screaming for artillery.
There's a bit on this on History Channel or AHC... Chuck picked up a M14 with starlight and left the bolt action behind.
Smart.
The album Blue Drops of Rain came out shortly after SRV died. It’s a good album. A couple other good artists with similar sound with original music are Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Jonny Lang.Great to hear similar sounds (to me so far) to SR, gonna be ckeckin’ him out for sure. Singing voice, guitar feel great.
No one's stealing that picnic table. There's some tonnage there.
Put that thing out in direct sunlight so it can double as a grill. LOL
It’s for the antifa tank division!
my heart requires 3 hands...jus saying
I see that so many times, my neighbor's kid came back with a cow and pregnant. My cousin (back in the 70s came back from Germany with a sow and 3 not so little piglets. No idea how many were his.
My beloved USMC stresses the important of completing the mission; sometimes young Devil Dogs confuse that with which missions should never be undertaken.
At least he qualified expert, imagine what'd be hanging on his arm had that been a pizza box on his chest.
At least he qualified expert, imagine what'd be hanging on his arm had that been a pizza box on his chest.
In addition to Jonny Lang, Gary Clark Jr. is another favorite blues artist of mine. He’s a little more delta blues than SRV’s Texas, but equally as good as Jonny Lang.
